Marshall Park

About Marshall Park

Known for

• Baseball field and basketball court
• Children’s play area
• Picnic tables
• Dogs welcome
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Decent other than homeless who take showers there”

  — Mark Trivett, July 25, 2026 · google

• “The Ball field and sand volleyball courts are the main attraction here. Marshall Park is nestled right off busy saginaw and its easy to access as well as adequate parking. I have driven by it for many years and never stopped until the ne…”

  — Andrew Tuma, June 26, 2026 · google

• “Has restrooms, for some reason they are locked and you cannot use them, Not winter...”

  — Zegarac Robert, May 30, 2026 · google

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